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, . . . , .0 .. ( . . . 4-4 ......,....-. - 411';_•Ici:', 'd-.. ' TA-7_, . , .°‘. ', ' 'f , i ---- ` ,. . ' •,.' A • - . Fr 77i, c.../ : •.\\ ',..,. i ' ~.., . - . , • ''" 4 ‘l i ~, _ ~.___ - 7;:--1.---- 'filliOlft tri .; . . 7 ,, , - 4 1 '.. , _........,„ . -,.e..,..... . . ob. out, USIBER 79C0.] TUESDAY. MARCH 118 [PRICE SEVENPENpr. TO BUTCHERS. `ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE, CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND. NOTICE TO ARTISTS. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-I.IOPSE, 'N E yea OTIC is hereby gi, '111:t a:1 WORKS intended for the ens! 4 ,- KxriEBITION must he seat to the ROYAL ACADEMY On MONDAY the 6th, orTUES DAY the ith of APRIL, niter which time none can he re e'?''ed."-.l;'ttither Particulars will he given in a future Ad vertisement.• HENRY HOWARD; secrctary PARLIAMENT. I%rarch G, lam .813 -CH Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying this Hospital with BUTCHERS' MEAT 'fur Six - or 'twelve Alo9ths (the Meat to be killed fart)-eight tours before delivery, if yequired), may deliver in their. Pro 4'osals to the Directors of the said Hospital, at this Place, 1) SATURDAY, the 11111 Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the I'otenoun ; and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with further particulars, by in the Steward's Office here. N.B. No Proposal will be received after the hour afore said, nor will any he attended to that are not'agreedble to the Forms ; nlr unless the Parties personallyappear. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PORTER. HOUSE O 1 LORDc, MONDAY, MARCH 9. The House proceeded ill Appeals. Lee's Divorce Bill pusscd through a Committee, with Amendments.—=lleport to-morrow, Mr. Haworth, from the Bxchequer, presented an Account of the Produce of the Coal Duties.— Ordered tO lie uport thel'ulde. Four Local Bills were brought up from the House of Co!rmons by Mr. Burrell, Sir Charles Monck, and other Members, and read a first rim,'. free. 'ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN i ntst'',TStilltv:. TO BE S . c3Ll) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AMANOR, abolimilitig tt•it h G:mtc, coitsisting of about THIRTEEN MINIM E D and FIFTY ACRES, rather more than Seven Hundred of which are in hand, and the rest on unexpired Leases fur (lie, Tao, and Three Lives. Two-thirdS of the Purchase Money limo., if requjred, left ,)-11 Mortgage of the Premises, and the •Remainder on the Security of other Property. Apply If by letter post paid) to Mr. F. G..Coteridge, So -1 ici t or, Ottery, .Devon. of ie Y- GENERAL POST" OFFICE, March 2, IxlB. FELONY. TONF, IJUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. i - ICIIMAS PINNOUK, late of St. Ann's Court, sohn, is strongly suspected of Felony; whoever shall aPlltehend hint, will he 'entitled to a Reward of ONE HUN likth AND FIFTY POUNDS e FIFTY POUNDS thereof .111',Ht Apprehension, and ONE HUNDRED POUNDS upon tontietion. The Earl Gaogvasan presented "a petition from kVillian, Pa u l Ruiti o ., of Sloane-street, C.lelsea, complaining of his having been dismissed from keelritr, a Reci!iving-honie for Two-pennv-post letters, without any reason being Assigned for his dismissal, -and of threats from drtierrit quarters having been held out to him in consequence of his signing Petitions for a redress at national grievances,' and a Reform in Parliament.--Or. tiered to lie upon the Table. Oxfoid-street ,The Earl of CALEntnst presented a petition from a Parish in the toinity of Donegal, complaining of the operation of the last Act respecting Distil lation. His Lordship stated, 'that the grievance: tv.,s very great, operating to prodnee the de,true lion of morality and a very considerable loss of property.—The petition was ordered to lie npoa the Table. The said THOMAS PINNOCK is about 4n years of age, stout made, feet 9or 10 inches high, dart complexion, tree' hair and w hi s k ers , an d f res h- co l oure d ; was dressed on !Iltsth ult. in a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered k buttons, don hie r hreasted huff waistcoat, with buttons of ;e same ; has worn at times a yellow-green lapelled coat, a rte Croat with' gift buttons, and a dark brown great coat. He th is been a Gentleman's 'servant, is supposed to have been in A-itiy, and has been abroad. His Wife, who is :Advanced 14 pregnancy, is probably with him. Be Command of the Postmacr-General,- FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary, This Day wa s published, in br o . pri ce 3 s . Boards, N INQUIRY wheth e r CRIME an d MISERY PRODUCED or PREVENTED by our PREsENT NTEM of PRISON' DISCIPLINE, illustrated by Descrip oas. f I t The Gaol at Bury, N. , 11 ' torotich Compter, Th e Nl a l son d e F orce a t Ghent, .; t hill-fiehl s , 'The Philagelphia P r i son , 4 e Gaols at St. A lhan's and The Penitentiary at Millhank, G uildford, . and Proceedings of the EA dies'CommittecatNewgatc: By TOON rAS FOWELI, BUXTON. 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A. f ire elaborate and highly finished style in which these 10 t,V . atings, have - bern exeented will necessarily render the rn oc!4 'mire valuabl than any future Edis,tiont, the l 'hets request -to Ite honoured with the Namerans itf tIN through the medium of their respective Booksellers, s Gentlemen who m r may wish t o po ssess early Intos t: when the-Copies will he faithfully appropriated accord. I, ; the (Ides of the milers. \ 1 I h I.: hoped that the Public a ti o n w ill t a k e p l ace early est I th t -le itd far T. Cade!! and V . Davies, in the Strand, -Book ' the Royal Academy. 'ON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONsEQUENtEs. This. Day Was publiThed,.. • . ha; x,,Editi,, n , p . riee ss. illustrated with Casec, , ' l 4 A.Cri CA, 1, TREAT' SE on the PR EVEN -4 ~, ,•,.. ioN and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ex i:',!%:;,.7., the Character, Symptoms, and. yrt.atir . ierit of the 1,'4(),". immediately ,ir remotely connected with it ; contain- Ot ~f ) ` t'ivariiii i i on (fleet, Stricture,. Nlucal Discharges, ti e ):4tit i i ate Caustic and Common Boogie, Cutaneous Erup. o.lVinioginarr Venereal Diseases, Dibility general or local, 1 ''oty of General ion,Ste. &. c.; comprising an elementary ; I NN, tor Student:c arid “itinie to the general Reader; in -1 th"til with select Prescriptions applicable to each division 't flisease. . . By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, . l q , l 'I'). iO, Stanhope -street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; p 1, I• of the Unite) Hospitals of St. Thoma s ' s and Gin ' s. ..'l; v , 4l ted f or Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paterno;ter " '01)164I► )., street o, i 1-4) ' I i 1 S 'Fleet-street; and W. Neely,ld -street ) L noodou. IN consequen c e o f t h e Li cens i ng S ystem , pecu liar to this Country, the Public are less able to benektivy the REDUCTION made hy the GENUINE BEER BREW ERY, GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were The existing Public-Horses are, for - the 'most part, en • gaged hi particular Intereqs, and it is impossible to open new burs. To assist the Public, however, as much as lies in their power, in obtaining the GENUINE BEER, and at the Reduced Price, the Committee have procured, and-subjoin, a List of the Houses which retail the Golden-lane Porter. They trust that the Public will generally avail them'selvespf this information, as well on account of their own interest, as to encourage the liberal and useful line of conduct which the Proprietors of this Brewery have adopted. IL,SCHULTES, Hon. Sec. Swan, J. Vale Spread Eagle, W. Porter Q 57, S. Strong Bird-street, Olive Branch, • . J. Scott 'Pitclffield-street, Cape of Good Hope, T. Wild Mary-le-bone-lane, Mary-le-bline Inn, IL Lunn High-street, Mary-le-1, • bone, .71 - apes, W. Manton Lisson Green, PonlefraCt Castle, J. Reynolds can t atty Market, H arp , • T. It ixoin Maddox-streei, Masons' Arms, T. Griffiths Poland-street, Bunch of Grapes, W. Roper Mary-le-bone-street, King's Arms, W. Mayoss %%hitcomh-street, Illackinoor Head, .1. Jackson Lit tle-st. Martin's-st. Horse and Dolphin, 11. Saunders Vine-st. Westminster, Marquis of Grimsby, W. Crush Barton-street, Saint at ion, • It. Grinisey Stretton Ground, • Bricklayers' Arms, J. Langley Broadway, ' Angel, .A. Hill 'Tuthill-street, Golden Fleece, .1. Moira Rochester-row, Plough, L. Holloway Pimlico, Gun, W. Vale Chelsea, Five Bells, E. Carr Hutivrford-street, C 411111011„ W. IVllitebroo' Church-passage, Si. Luke's Head, 'l'. Hughes St. (leivent's-lane, Taylor's Arms, T. Day. Exeter-street, . Bell, J. Barran Bow-street, . Gairiek's Head, T. Harris White Lion-street, 7} Head, •J. Palmer King-st, Seven Dials, Two Spies, • T. Allchin Prinees•street, Soho, Doke of Wellington, 11. Shannon King-street, Soho, ,Thirteen Cantons, F. Raiinhaek Greek-street, Greek-st. Cottee-ho. T. Wakefield Chandos-street, General Elliot, S. Price St. Marin's-lanc, Starand Garter, ,L Tonikins Drury-lane, Shakespear, ~ C. Lancaster Drury-court, New George, • T. bolter White Hart-yard, White Hart, ' W. Sutton • - --, Antelope, ' T. Norris tV bite Horse-yard, White Horse, ' W. Smith Long Acre, . Grapes, W. Winkfield Vere-street, Wheatslieaf, ' T . Crew Great Wild-street, Ben Johnson's Head, I). Lawson 'l'. Sheridan I'. Digitalis 1). Parry G. Chapmin J. Oliver 'l'. ChaMpion G. Williams J. Hobs ,n J. Morgan J. Manning (r. Non is T. Christian .L Jones IL I),,ivsori - J. Joh • son W. Briggs T. Milt on B. Tiffin A. Woodroffe C. Carpenter G. Eekstean ,Se Mk IL Eagle St. John-st.-road, Red Lion, J. Tyler Barbieao, • Red Cross, J. Carter Beech-street, King's Arms, R. Hot ['crowd' Golden-lane, Crown, G. Ponsfurti Red. Limi-itraket, Bell, S. Finch Finsbury-place, Ship, M. \Vmtehl 13ishopsgate-str •et, Cityof LondonTavern,Terry and Co. ~ Flower Put, J. Irving, H a lf Moon--sti vet, Bi- } , Green Dngon shops„gate, Clement's-lane, Lawrence-lane, Crooked-lane, Fish-street-bill, Cullum-street, %hinnies, , ked L►on, • Houghto►►-street, lied Lion, Shoe-lane, Noah's Ark, Fleet-lour, Red Lion, Flact-u►;►rket, Hoop :n►ti GrApes, Upper Ground -street. Jaeol►'s Weil, Charlotte-st reet, Queen's Head, I.llvoinshury- place, Orange 1 ree, Holborn-hill, Grapes, 11,0 horn-bridge , Stv-►u, Saffron-hill, Ship, Coweross, • lied Lion, Bart holotnew.close,- lilakeney's Head, Sinithfield, King's Head, —, Key, —, Grapes, Ay'rsintry-street, • Grapes, Cross-st reef, Grapes, Ilt►tcherl►all-lane', Grapes, Goswell-street, 'White Horse, Holloway, Coach and Horses, Ifor- td Groom, C. Thompso►► Black Boy, A. Burch, Blos,,o»s Inn, J. Nichalson Cock and Bottle, J. Barrel! Sa au Tavern, ' J. Ca:,sidy Ipswich Arms, J. Hargrave Two Sawyers, J. Yates ----, Grapes, J. Bishop Tower Duck, Tiger, J. Phillips Qaven-street, King's Head, W. Acton - st.. O . ttherrne's, S er j eant ' s I nn, U. Itu egg • Pennington-street, - White Hart, G. 0d;.,. School-house-lane, Black Swan, ..1. May Illackaall, Plough, F. Pinching Dog-row, Betlinal-gr. Three Colts, J. IV °mil ey Hare•street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, T. Bennett Spitalfields, Bacon-st. Ship, J. Howell Prince's-st. Oshorn's Head, J. Howlett -,Grey l , :agle-st. Grey Eagle, ' W. Top pin • Wentworth-street, Star, ' 'G. Irwin Alderrnanbuty, ' Axe Inn, ' E. Edwards Bull Wharf,Thames ‘ st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe Borough, , Blue Maid, - , D. S. Field , High-street, Chequers, __ , Wallis and Kent W. nett %V. Careless V. Drew S. l'al.fe .1. Frynch . . _ -, Mint, P e te r and Key, -, Mint-street, Gralies, --, Blaciiman-st. Ditto, St. George's-market, George, -----,Kerlt-street, .White Bear, , Tholey-st. Lit,icorn„ Elephant-street, Ito- ),, Kin „. s ii snn .therhithe, 1 ' ' '' Rotlrtrhitliv, Caulkers, W. Sharpess , Eagle and Crown, J. Brett Noah's Ark, J. tekler Swans, T. Williams Feathers, J. Harley , Pull's Head, 'l'. Jones New-st. WI-mom-key, Fountain, . .1. Skinner Bermondse" , -wall, , Green Man, T;Jackson Millpond-bridge, Bose and Rummer, J. James Deptford-green, Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt Walworth, . Rising Sun, 'l'. Wilson West-gr. Tottenham. Black Boy, W, Hancock Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Stunt Holland -street, King's Head, T. Harding Lambeth, , Lark Hall, ' H. Hudson Montague-street, Crown, J. Begent Ewell, - . Bull's Head, , M. Ward Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G. Grayston Charlton, Wriodman, F. Claxon Chatham, South Canteen, J. Corrie Hampstead, • King's Head, R. Miller Deal, • Sun, W. Kennett Doddington, Kent, Chequers, J. Palmer The Committee farther nu:ke known, that a small pnblie Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pur sue their object to a successful conclusion. When the pre judicial effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the suss tenance of the-labouring Poor, on the natural and chartered rights of the subject, an d on th e na ti ona l morals, are consi dered, they hope they shall not have appealed in vain to the pnhlie spirit and humane feeling of their countrymen. Books are opened for Subscriptions at the Crown and Anchor Ta vern, Strand ; and at th e Secretary's Office, No., R . , Little Knightritler-stitit. It. Emery Seven Islands, Dock head, LAST W EDNF,S Y, 4300 Tickets were urawn, yet a ll THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS Are now in the Wheel, +With 65 other Capitals of 50001.; 10001.',. 5001.,. TBISF - 1,, the Contractor, sincerely OaeAs the • Public for their unprecedented Patronage already con ferral this Lottery. TI),! first-drawh Blank. No. 69a3, en titled to Four Pipes of Nrt, was shared by BISH, in 2 Quar ters, 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, wlui respectfully intreats the Holders immediately to order from any %Vine Merchant they please, .their respective pl'opiirtions of the 4 Pipes of Port, of the choicest quality in the kingdom, which 111511 will p , ty for. on demand; who has also the pleasnre to an nounce that he sold arid shared no less than 1.2 of Capital Prizes drawn last W e d nes d a y. • 111,1*(410,6m; is - the matchless STATE of the'WIIEF,L: 'l,llll EE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, 65 0111E11 CAPITALS, of 5000., 10001., 5001., &c. &c. • And in addition to all the Prizes,, EIGHT PIPES OF ruler. On ST. PATRICK'S DAY, Tuesday, 17th March, BR6OO Tickets must be drawn, i All the• Capitals may be drawn. • As the demand ha s b een very great throughont the Country, BISH intreats his Friends to he early in their application whilst. a variety of Tickets and Shares remain at his Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, !mnon. - In the last. Lottery, containing Three Prizes of 30,0001., BISI-J Sold them All; and hopes to . sell all the Three Prizes' of 30,0001. in the present Lottery. CHARGE - OF POISONING. HATTON-GARDEN.—The public curiosity was so great yesterday, that this Office was crowded . to excess, to hear the examination of Thomas Bolton, servant to Captain Kirk, of Great Coram , street ; Charles Goodwill, servant to Mr. Johnson, 40, Hunter -street, Brunswick-square; and Thos. Dawson, and Samuel Renton, journeymen brash makers, charged with administering sonic kind of deadly poison to Sarah Morgan, Sarah IVood ham, Jane Griffiths, Betsy Fox, and Jane Tucker. It appeared from the statement'of Read, jun. and Wainwright, officerS, that the physician's who at tended on the above-named young women, ex pressed Weir that Sarah Morgan, Sarah kVoodham, and Jane Tucker, were out of danger, ailthough..they are still very weak, and passed a very bad night ; that Sarah Woodham remained still in a very f:anget - ouS state, but was expected finally to recover ; and that Betsy Fox still labwirs under the effects of the poison ; that Dr.. Darling was very doubt ltd of her recovery ; that she had a change for the wuirse about two o'clock in the moruitig, and threw tip something off her stomach ; which Dr.' Darling intended to analyse, from whence he is in hopes of discovering what kind of poison had been giVen to theta. Michael Reilly, the,landlord of the Greyhound pit bile- use,,l-1 cutlet 4-s! reel, Bruns w ick • sqoare, was' first called. He restated the evidence which he had befote given, and added, that no beer half been since drawn from the butt which contained the liquor that proved so tiangerons. Richard Onslow.-1 have been ill for some time •from a fall, Had was out of u , sit uat itotond lode in a room adjoining the workshop in Mr. Reilly's manufactory. I was there on Saturday last, about twelve o'clock, When (Oodwill brought in the beta-. Goodwill drank first, am! handed it to Bolton, who drank ; he handed it to Dawson, who drank bat little, and he handed it to me, but Goodwill desired me not to dri n k, as t h e D octors tot bad me, and 1 did not drink. Goodwill drank again, and gave the pot to Dawson, which con• tained,.theu, about a pint. Dawson carried it to the stable.whera he stopped' two or three minutes, and then I believe lie carried it to the workshop, but I did not see him. Renton was • riot present all this time, he was above in the other shop where the girls were. Dawson apt Goodwill, in the first instance, tossed for the beer. Sarah Batty,-1 live at 72, Ewer -street, Bo rough, and have worked for Mr. Reilly these three years past. I was in the work strop on Sa- . tutday, when Dawson brought in a pot, coutain ing about a pint, of porter : he handed it first to Mary Anti ‘Voodharn, but she refused to drink ; he then handed it to me, and I refused to drink ; but Sarah Woodham, Sarah Morgan, Jane Tucker, Jane Griffiths, and Betsey Fox, drank ; Sarah tVoodham drank last, and there was some left in the pot which she did not like, and she spilled it on the floor, and laid down the pot, into which I looked, and saw three' or four little red seeds Mary Ann Woodham desired mein the first in-. stance not to drink, lest they had put something in the pot. I thought it strange he should bring us .beer there, it being a thing' he nor either of them ever did before, althou g h we wor k e d i n t h e shop about three years. Renton was in the shop at the time, but slid not .drink ; Dawson did not stay till the beer was drank. I had no acquaint ance with the two gentlemen's servants, but seeing them in the shop;, I know of no kind of difference between any of the prisoners, and the young women. Here an argument took place between Daw son and Goodwill, in which they accused each other. The masters of the two servants were present, and gave them a good character, an►tl ut tered to he responsible for their appearance on a future day ; but the charge being tor a capital offence, Whether death ensues of not, the Magis trates found it their duty to commit the prisoners for further examination. CLIMBING BOYS On the motion of Lord AuCKLAND, - the Chim ney Sweepers' Regulation Bill was ordered !o bd read a second tune to-mOrrow,and the Lords to be surnmonetL The Marquis Of LANSDOWNE presented a petic ion in favour of the 'Bill, fro m Wakefield, in York shire.—Ordeied to lie upon the table.—Adjourn ed till to-morrotv (this day.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. Accounts were presented of the total number of Bank-notes and Barth Post-hills in circulation weekly, from the of Fe broary.to the 3d of March ; the African Niel - chants' Annual Account of Articles traded in to the Western Coast, &c. Mr. lit.AcKify RN presented a Petition from the Tanners of Warrington, .against the Leather Tax as did 'Lard LAS CELLES from those of Halifax. A number of similar Peti tioirs were also presented in the course of the evening. Mr. P. NlOOltE preseitted several Petitiohs from the Clock and Watchmakers in various parts of the Country, against the Silver Duty, which were ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. SCOTCH LUNATIC ASYLUM BILL. Mr. BOSWELL presented a Petition horn the Magistrates and others of the County of Ayr, praying that the Scotch Lu natic Asylum Bill may not pass into a Law. Mr. FORBES (we believe) wished the progress of the Bill to be postponed. He said it had occasioned great alai in in Scotland, from an idea that all persons afflicted wit h de--= rangement of mind 'night be sent to that. Asylum. 'There wefre a 'mother of Meetings about to he held OH the subject. Lord BINNING conceived himself bound to give the fullest oppurtuoiry for receiving the opinions of tie different 11/41)1IC and would even postpone the measure till after the 30th of April, provided all the Meetings might not Ist' held till that time. The notion of.confiiiiiig harmless ide its in that A.yluin was never in contemplation, as it would he bi•th cruel aod absurd. His first object would be, to confine Such mad paupers as would be dangerous ; and the second object, to confine those who, being at large, would be dan gerous to themselves, and a nuisance to the community.. The petition was then ordered to lie on the table. The House of Correction Chaplains' Salaries Bill was read a first time. Central GASCOIGNE presented a petition from the Pro prietors of the Liverpool Exchange, against the Gas Ligl4 Bill.—Ord, red to lie on the table. Leave was given for the Edinburgh Gas Light Bill. Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented a petition from in persons of Newcast lc-on-Tyne, prayiog for Reform in Parliament. Sir E. BRYDGES moved for a return of all sums granted by Parliament within the last ten years, in aid of the graots to the British Museum, fur the purchase of Libraries.—Or dered. HADDOCKS presented a Petition from •certain inha bitants of lloston-afainsi the Indemnity Bille—Ordered todie on the table. Leave was given for bringing in the Hammersmith Bridge Mr. PROTHEROE'presente3 a Petition from Bristot,pray tit; fot Universal Suffrage. Leave, was given to bring, in a Bill to amend tlte London Dochs' Act. Mr. LUSHINGTON brouttlit up various accounts of cot on-wool, leather, &e. expected during the last year. Lord PALMERSTON moved the third reading of the Mu i.ny 13111. ' Mr. WYNNE wished to correct a mistake he had made re specting his opinion 'of the Lords having inserted a lesser number of men in the Mutiny Bills of certain pet Ws than what were fixed by the Commons, The Lords did not, it ap peared, talieinto their consideration the number of men em ployed as Marines. • Lord FOLKESTONE asked a question respecting the names of Officers of Corps that had been•reduced, remaining with their Bill rack in the Army List. Lord PALMERSTON replied, that the circumstance of the names of certain General Offic e rs r ema i n i ng i n t h at list was intended as nothing inure than a compliment to them ; and it wag not ill the power of the Commander-in-Chief to employ them in consequence of their names remaining there. Sir M. W. RIDLEY said a few words on, as far as could he judged, the smallness of Lieutenants' Half-pay and their Widows'' Pensions, Mr. i C F ALCRAT asked a question, r es p ec ti ng th e employ ment of Officers of the'Brilish Legion in the army of Hanover. Lord PALMERSTON said it was necessary that such Offi eers sho:4ld be employed to organize the Army of Hanover, and no others were so fit; but our half-pay, without (Idly, was better than full pay there with duty. The Bill was then read a third time and passed, as was als., the Mill iny Amendment Bill. After some observations from Mr. ÜBE, on tbe expediency of relieving the Trnde from certain duties, the West India Indemnity Bill was read the third time and passed. The Madder Duties Bill was tend a third time, and passed. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL postponed the farther pro gress of the Surgery Re:filiation Bill to the 7th of April. INDEMNITY BILL. The . IrTTORNIRY-PF.NPRAL, having moved the Order of the Day for the first reading of the in demnity Bill, began by observing, that on the present occasion he trusted it might be thought better, that before going into any debate upon it the Bill should be printed, in order that every Member might have an opportunity of perusing it before the third reading. On considering the events that had taken place in this country within the last thirteen or fourteen months, and the mea sures which Parliament had found it necessary to adopt, as also the proceedings in time I T -loose of Lords, he was certain that the more the contents of this Bill were reflected on, the stronger would